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Our mission and values

The Harrison Psychology Group is a supportive, encouraging and friendly environment where you can put your heart and soul into your career.

These are the principles that guide our work: 

Clinical Approach

We adopt an integrative approach utilising mindfulness, ACT, CFT, CBT and Psychodynamic forms of Psychotherapy.

LGBTQ+

We provide affirmative clinical care to people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning.

Women-led

We are a women-led business, a safe space, and we support women to reach their full potential

Development

We practice what we preach, work hard on our own self-betterment and remain dedicated to helping others work through their pain. 

Support

We support each other, receive regular supervision, and are not pushed to take on more than we can handle.

Healthy Boundaries

We thrive professionally and maintain a work-life balance. Remote working is considered. 

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Job Description: Part-Time Bookkeeper (Remote)

We are seeking a remote-working experienced bookkeeper for a private therapy practice, specialising in working with LGBTQ+ clients and relationship diversity. This opportunity has emerged due to our rapid growth, necessitating a dedicated part-time bookkeeping role. The role involves bookkeeping and related tasks, including billing clients, balancing books, communicating with insurance companies and clients, and collecting payments. Knowledge of QuickBooks is essential.

Harrison Psychology Group is an LGBTQ+ affirmative team of 11 highly-trained, expert psychologists with offices in central London and Brighton. We aim to provide expert mental health care with a non-judgemental and compassionate approach. Currently, the group serves around 120 clients, and is expected to expand to around 180 within the next six months.

This is an excellent opportunity to work in a finance-orientated job role in the private mental health sector. Using your remote bookkeeping expertise, you will enhance the operational efficiency of our team who are making a genuine difference in people’s mental health.

Job title: Bookkeeper

Job scope: To support the Clinical Director with billing, collecting payments from insurance companies and clients and balancing the books on QuickBooks and assisting with payroll.

Reporting to: Dr Siri MacIntyre-Harrison, Clinical Director of Harrison Psychology Group

Responsible for: None

Job type: Freelance contract

Salary: £15-20p/h (depending on experience)

Location: Remote, with occasional travel to Brighton and Central London offices

Hours: 8-16 hours per week

Key Responsibilities:

  • Update our QuickBooks bookkeeping system recording all incoming and outgoing funds in the ledger

  • Prepare monthly P&L statements, balance sheets and cash flow reports

  • Handle client billing, track revenue generated from therapy sessions, and chasing up any outstanding payments

  • Handle insurance company billing and reimbursement and tracking the status of insurance billing and reimbursements

  • Handle payroll and produce monthly breakdowns of payroll expenses, including salaries, benefits, and any other compensation-related costs

  • Ensure compliance with tax regulations, including documentation for deductible expenses and accurate reporting of income.

  • Run year-end procedures through QuickBooks to ensure accurate financial reporting and compliance.

  • Provide support for other related projects and tasks as needed

  • Respond to queries over the telephone, email and face to face


Person Specification:

Essential

  • You must live and have the right to work in the UK.

  • Working knowledge of QuickBooks bookkeeping software.

  • Experience of creating management accounts as well as delivering general bookkeeping.

  • Ability to work independently and flexibly

  • Non-judgemental

  • Proactive approach

  • Embrace and proactively promote HPG’s mission and values

  • Demonstrated cultural compentency in working with diversity in general, and LGBTQ+ communities in particular

  • AAT /ACCA / CIMA qualified and registered with the relevant regulatory body.

  • Educated to A level, NVQ Level 3 in Business and Administration or equivalent experience.

Desirable

  • Educated to degree level.

  • Previous experience of bookkeeping for a private therapy practice

Skills and Abilities

  • Fluent English language skills.

  • Effective communication skills and sensitivity in dealing with insurance companies and therapy clients.

  • Understanding of client confidentiality as it pertains to psychotherapy.

  • Attention to detail.

  • Ability to work remotely with occasional in-person work at our London or Brighton locations.

  • Ability to work autonomously and to deadline.

  • Knowledge and understanding of diversity is essential in this role.

  • An empathic and compassionate disposition.


Important Information

To apply, please email your CV and cover letter to admin@harrisonpsychologygroup.com. Please make sure your cover letter addresses every criteria on the person specification list.

Our application deadline is Wednesday, 7th February 2024. We aim to interview on Thursday 15th and Friday 16th February.

Due to the volume of applications we receive, if you have not heard from us within 3 weeks after the closing date, we regret that this means that your application was not successful.